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Had the right side done in 2013 and left in 2018 . Shot a buck with my bow 20 days after in 2013. Used mesh back then but not in 2018. Ditto on stool softeners and drinking plenty of fluids after....

Heat gun and gloves. Oooops, should have read all the posts. Great minds think alike.

I think I’ll pass on powder not in original containers.

Sounds like a very versatile rifle.

Can’t go wrong with either the Marlin or Winchester. Biggest difference is probably scope mounting.

Very nice and great suggestions above. Even treated lumber these days needs to be sealed.

Same here Wilco. Frozen vegetables, sautéed venison or chicken and sliced fresh onions. Rice from the rice cooker, soy sauce and cashews.

Check Green Mtn.

Vice mounted at the end of my 16’ bench over one of the 6x6 legs.

Great to hear. I have them on my favorite list.

If the only option is modifying the hammer you can always get a replacement so if you want to return to stock. My 357 has a Monte Carlo stock from the now dead barrel replacement program when I had a...

Same thing here. Just mounted a scope on my 357 mag stub barrel project with high rings. The hammer clears the eyepiece but waiting on a Grovtech extension to make cocking not a gymnastic move.

Eddie, was wondering the same thing. Why fool with perfection. But I thought the same thing about the 3 1/2” 12 ga.

Yes, here at 1700’ in Central NYS we can get accumulating snow in 8 of 12 months. When our weather stops changing then we will worry.

Agreed, you or the critters you are shooting will never notice the difference. I think sometimes we make this game much more difficult than it should be.

Great to hear. Their website will go in my favorites.

Used a couple of 2” pipes to move my tractor bucket in the garage.

Sure am. The turkeys have been gobbling for a month now(season opener 5/1). Now if it would only stop raining.

I have read somewhere that JES no longer will do the 356W rebore because of some “reckless” reloading by customers. He still has it listed on his website the last time I looked and I haven’t talked...

I am sure it will end up being a good purchase.

Tom Selleck movies seem to be very correct historically as far as guns. I do believe like John Wayne he uses some of his own collection.

Don’t know about JES but John Taylor does that and does it well.

I went with the 356 Winchester. Scored a lifetime supply of brass which is the hardest part of feeding the 356.

Beautiful ! Truly a work of art.

A good reason to hit garage sales and flea markets( although a lot of. Nina junk at some vendors).